Zee Media Bureau
New Delhi: Taking on Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nitin Gadkari for calling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) a confused outfit, AAP leader Kumar Vishwas on Wednesday said that the party doesn’t need BJP leader’s preaching.
Attacking Gadkari for taking a dig at AAP over government formation in Delhi, Vishwas said that his party didn’t seek any support from any party. “We don`t want the support of corrupt Congress and BJP,” the AAP leader said.
“Jo Ram ke nahi ho sake woh humare kya hongey,” Vishwas further said.
Vishwas’ reaction comes after Gadkari today morning said that AAP is a confused outfit and accused it of following Maoist ideology.
Read: Gadkari accuses AAP of following Maoist ideology
The AAP had a stunning debut in Delhi elections and won 28 seats in the 70-member Assembly.
Both the BJP and Congress have been criticising the AAP of not willing to form the government.
Congress, which only managed to bag 8 seats in the Delhi polls, has offered outside support to the new political outfit.
The tenure of the current Assembly will end on December 18 and President`s Rule has to be imposed after that if a government is not put in place by then, top officials said.
The BJP had declined to form government citing lack of majority following which Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung had invited AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal to discuss government formation.
BJP has repeatedly attacked AAP saying the party was not interested in forming the government as it will not be able to fulfill the promises made in its manifesto.
